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#BinanceTurns8 Join us in the celebration #BinanceTurns8 and win a share of up to 888,888$ BNB! https://www.generallink.top/activity/binance-turns-8?ref=GRO_19600_0ILUS
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#BinanceTurns8 Join us for the celebration #BinanceTurns8 and win a share of up to 888,888$ BNB! https://www.generallink.top/activity/binance-turns-8?ref=GRO_19600_0ILUS
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All all all go to the bonus section because.... What did you see?
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Literary?
If you bought for 1 dollar at the price 0.000000000010628
Then sold at the price 0.000028247247046
You would have approximately 2,658,826 dollars 😱
Your profit would have been around 2.6 million dollars from an investment of only 1 dollar.
This equals a profit percentage exceeding 265,882,600%
Then sold at the price 0.000028247247046
You would have approximately 2,658,826 dollars 😱
Your profit would have been around 2.6 million dollars from an investment of only 1 dollar.
This equals a profit percentage exceeding 265,882,600%
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Transaction Fees - Crypto Fees
#CryptoFees101
"Crypto Fees" (or "cryptocurrency fees") refer to the fees you pay when using the cryptocurrency system to perform certain operations, such as transferring digital currencies between different wallets or trading on cryptocurrency exchange platforms. These fees vary based on the type of operation and the network used.
Detailed explanation:
Transaction fees:
"Crypto Fees" (or "cryptocurrency fees") refer to the fees you pay when using the cryptocurrency system to perform certain operations, such as transferring digital currencies between different wallets or trading on cryptocurrency exchange platforms. These fees vary based on the type of operation and the network used.
Detailed explanation:
Transaction fees:
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Segurança de Criptografia-CryptoSecurity
#CryptoSecurity101
"CryptoSecurity" significa segurança relacionada à criptografia ou criptomoedas. Pode se referir à segurança dos próprios sistemas de criptografia ou à segurança das moedas digitais (Criptomoedas).
Esclarecimento:
Segurança de Criptografia:
Refere-se à resistência dos algoritmos de criptografia contra ataques, e à integridade das chaves usadas na criptografia de dados.
Segurança das criptomoedas:
"CryptoSecurity" significa segurança relacionada à criptografia ou criptomoedas. Pode se referir à segurança dos próprios sistemas de criptografia ou à segurança das moedas digitais (Criptomoedas).
Esclarecimento:
Segurança de Criptografia:
Refere-se à resistência dos algoritmos de criptografia contra ataques, e à integridade das chaves usadas na criptografia de dados.
Segurança das criptomoedas:
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Pair Trading
#TradingPairs101
Pair trading is a term that refers to a market-neutral trading strategy, where a long position is taken in one financial instrument (like a stock) and a short position in another financial instrument that is positively correlated with it. The goal is to profit from the price differences between the two financial instruments, believing that the spread between them will revert to historical correlation levels.
Pair trading is a term that refers to a market-neutral trading strategy, where a long position is taken in one financial instrument (like a stock) and a short position in another financial instrument that is positively correlated with it. The goal is to profit from the price differences between the two financial instruments, believing that the spread between them will revert to historical correlation levels.
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There is not much left for the grand launch
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There is not much left for the grand launch
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And here, be quiet for a moment in respect and appreciation for this activity
Encourage me, tell me which action my sisters benefited from ❤️❤️❤️
And those who follow me, I will follow them back with trust 💫🫶❤️
Encourage me, tell me which action my sisters benefited from ❤️❤️❤️
And those who follow me, I will follow them back with trust 💫🫶❤️
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Atenção, pessoal: as 5 melhores altcoins para BTC com preço abaixo de 5 dólares que podem gerar bons lucros
Identificar as melhores altcoins que podem gerar bons lucros depende de fatores como tecnologia subjacente, equipe de desenvolvimento, casos de uso e tendências de mercado. Devido à volatilidade do mercado de criptomoedas, é sempre necessário realizar uma pesquisa abrangente e considerar os riscos antes de investir. Com base nas informações disponíveis até junho de 2025, aqui está uma lista de 5 altcoins com preço abaixo de 5 dólares que acredita-se terem boas perspectivas de crescimento com base nas análises de mercado e especialistas, focando em moedas com projetos sólidos e promissores:
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CEX vs DEX
The centralized exchange is a platform for trading securities and digital currencies managed by a central authority, such as a company or financial institution. In contrast, a decentralized exchange (DEX) is a trading platform that operates based on decentralized technology, such as blockchains.
Centralized Exchange (CEX):
Definition:
A trading platform owned and overseen by a central party.
Centralized Exchange (CEX):
Definition:
A trading platform owned and overseen by a central party.
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Ordem de Mercado
#OrderTypes101
A ordem de mercado é um tipo de ordem em negociação onde a transação é executada imediatamente ao preço atual do mercado. O trader não define um preço específico, mas solicita ao corretor que execute a ordem ao melhor preço disponível no momento.
Tipos de ordens de mercado:
Ordem de compra a preço de mercado:
Solicita ao corretor que compre um ativo financeiro ao melhor preço disponível atualmente.
A ordem de mercado é um tipo de ordem em negociação onde a transação é executada imediatamente ao preço atual do mercado. O trader não define um preço específico, mas solicita ao corretor que execute a ordem ao melhor preço disponível no momento.
Tipos de ordens de mercado:
Ordem de compra a preço de mercado:
Solicita ao corretor que compre um ativo financeiro ao melhor preço disponível atualmente.
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Conceito de liquidez
#Liquidity101
Liquidez 101
Liquidez é um conceito fundamental em finanças que se refere à facilidade com que um ativo pode ser convertido em dinheiro sem impactar significativamente seu valor de mercado. É crucial para indivíduos, empresas e sistemas financeiros inteiros.
Aqui está um detalhamento do conceito de liquidez:
O que é liquidez?
Simplesmente, a liquidez refere-se à rapidez e eficiência com que algo pode ser convertido em dinheiro disponível para gastos.
Liquidez 101
Liquidez é um conceito fundamental em finanças que se refere à facilidade com que um ativo pode ser convertido em dinheiro sem impactar significativamente seu valor de mercado. É crucial para indivíduos, empresas e sistemas financeiros inteiros.
Aqui está um detalhamento do conceito de liquidez:
O que é liquidez?
Simplesmente, a liquidez refere-se à rapidez e eficiência com que algo pode ser convertido em dinheiro disponível para gastos.
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• Monitore a volatilidade implícita (IV) e não compre nos picos.
• Aprenda estratégias alternativas como Spreads que reduzem riscos e controlam o tempo.
• Aprenda estratégias alternativas como Spreads que reduzem riscos e controlam o tempo.
#TradingTypes101 Trading in Options Contracts – Especially when buying single contracts only (Calls or Puts) – is considered one of the most risky types of trading, and although it is tempting due to the potential for large profits from a small capital, there are several important warnings that must be understood before entering into it:
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🔴 The most important warnings when buying single options contracts:
1. Time is against you
• Options contracts have an expiration date, and with each passing day, the price of the contract gradually decreases due to what is known as Time Decay.
• Even if your analysis is correct, if it does not materialize in time, you will lose a significant part or all of the capital invested in the contract.
2. 100% loss potential
• If the contract expires without being “In the Money,” it will become worthless, and you will lose the entire amount you paid to purchase it.
• This is unlike buying a stock, which cannot become worthless unless the stock completely goes bankrupt.
3. Impact of volatility on price (Implied Volatility)
• The price of the option is affected not only by price movement but also by expected volatility (IV).
• A rise in IV may increase the price of the contract, but if it suddenly drops (for example, after an earnings announcement), the contract may decline even if the stock moves in your favor.
4. Insufficient analysis is not enough
• Trend analysis alone is not sufficient for the success of an options trade; rather, one must understand:
• Time levels
• Volatility level
• The distance between the stock price and the strike price
• Choosing the appropriate duration
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🔴 The most important warnings when buying single options contracts:
1. Time is against you
• Options contracts have an expiration date, and with each passing day, the price of the contract gradually decreases due to what is known as Time Decay.
• Even if your analysis is correct, if it does not materialize in time, you will lose a significant part or all of the capital invested in the contract.
2. 100% loss potential
• If the contract expires without being “In the Money,” it will become worthless, and you will lose the entire amount you paid to purchase it.
• This is unlike buying a stock, which cannot become worthless unless the stock completely goes bankrupt.
3. Impact of volatility on price (Implied Volatility)
• The price of the option is affected not only by price movement but also by expected volatility (IV).
• A rise in IV may increase the price of the contract, but if it suddenly drops (for example, after an earnings announcement), the contract may decline even if the stock moves in your favor.
4. Insufficient analysis is not enough
• Trend analysis alone is not sufficient for the success of an options trade; rather, one must understand:
• Time levels
• Volatility level
• The distance between the stock price and the strike price
• Choosing the appropriate duration
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✅ Para reduzir os riscos:
• Use uma gestão de capital rigorosa (não entre com mais de 1-2% do seu portfólio em uma única negociação).
• Não entre em contratos fora do dinheiro com probabilidade muito baixa.
• Use uma gestão de capital rigorosa (não entre com mais de 1-2% do seu portfólio em uma única negociação).
• Não entre em contratos fora do dinheiro com probabilidade muito baixa.
#TradingTypes101 Trading in Options Contracts – Especially when buying single contracts only (Calls or Puts) – is considered one of the most risky types of trading, and although it is tempting due to the potential for large profits from a small capital, there are several important warnings that must be understood before entering into it:
⸻
🔴 The most important warnings when buying single options contracts:
1. Time is against you
• Options contracts have an expiration date, and with each passing day, the price of the contract gradually decreases due to what is known as Time Decay.
• Even if your analysis is correct, if it does not materialize in time, you will lose a significant part or all of the capital invested in the contract.
2. 100% loss potential
• If the contract expires without being “In the Money,” it will become worthless, and you will lose the entire amount you paid to purchase it.
• This is unlike buying a stock, which cannot become worthless unless the stock completely goes bankrupt.
3. Impact of volatility on price (Implied Volatility)
• The price of the option is affected not only by price movement but also by expected volatility (IV).
• A rise in IV may increase the price of the contract, but if it suddenly drops (for example, after an earnings announcement), the contract may decline even if the stock moves in your favor.
4. Insufficient analysis is not enough
• Trend analysis alone is not sufficient for the success of an options trade; rather, one must understand:
• Time levels
• Volatility level
• The distance between the stock price and the strike price
• Choosing the appropriate duration
⸻
🔴 The most important warnings when buying single options contracts:
1. Time is against you
• Options contracts have an expiration date, and with each passing day, the price of the contract gradually decreases due to what is known as Time Decay.
• Even if your analysis is correct, if it does not materialize in time, you will lose a significant part or all of the capital invested in the contract.
2. 100% loss potential
• If the contract expires without being “In the Money,” it will become worthless, and you will lose the entire amount you paid to purchase it.
• This is unlike buying a stock, which cannot become worthless unless the stock completely goes bankrupt.
3. Impact of volatility on price (Implied Volatility)
• The price of the option is affected not only by price movement but also by expected volatility (IV).
• A rise in IV may increase the price of the contract, but if it suddenly drops (for example, after an earnings announcement), the contract may decline even if the stock moves in your favor.
4. Insufficient analysis is not enough
• Trend analysis alone is not sufficient for the success of an options trade; rather, one must understand:
• Time levels
• Volatility level
• The distance between the stock price and the strike price
• Choosing the appropriate duration
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7. Total reliance on wishful thinking
•Many beginners buy Calls or Puts solely based on emotional expectation or rumor, rather than on a realistic trading plan.
•Many beginners buy Calls or Puts solely based on emotional expectation or rumor, rather than on a realistic trading plan.
#TradingTypes101 Trading in Options Contracts – Especially when buying single contracts only (Calls or Puts) – is considered one of the most risky types of trading, and although it is tempting due to the potential for large profits from a small capital, there are several important warnings that must be understood before entering into it:
⸻
🔴 The most important warnings when buying single options contracts:
1. Time is against you
• Options contracts have an expiration date, and with each passing day, the price of the contract gradually decreases due to what is known as Time Decay.
• Even if your analysis is correct, if it does not materialize in time, you will lose a significant part or all of the capital invested in the contract.
2. 100% loss potential
• If the contract expires without being “In the Money,” it will become worthless, and you will lose the entire amount you paid to purchase it.
• This is unlike buying a stock, which cannot become worthless unless the stock completely goes bankrupt.
3. Impact of volatility on price (Implied Volatility)
• The price of the option is affected not only by price movement but also by expected volatility (IV).
• A rise in IV may increase the price of the contract, but if it suddenly drops (for example, after an earnings announcement), the contract may decline even if the stock moves in your favor.
4. Insufficient analysis is not enough
• Trend analysis alone is not sufficient for the success of an options trade; rather, one must understand:
• Time levels
• Volatility level
• The distance between the stock price and the strike price
• Choosing the appropriate duration
⸻
🔴 The most important warnings when buying single options contracts:
1. Time is against you
• Options contracts have an expiration date, and with each passing day, the price of the contract gradually decreases due to what is known as Time Decay.
• Even if your analysis is correct, if it does not materialize in time, you will lose a significant part or all of the capital invested in the contract.
2. 100% loss potential
• If the contract expires without being “In the Money,” it will become worthless, and you will lose the entire amount you paid to purchase it.
• This is unlike buying a stock, which cannot become worthless unless the stock completely goes bankrupt.
3. Impact of volatility on price (Implied Volatility)
• The price of the option is affected not only by price movement but also by expected volatility (IV).
• A rise in IV may increase the price of the contract, but if it suddenly drops (for example, after an earnings announcement), the contract may decline even if the stock moves in your favor.
4. Insufficient analysis is not enough
• Trend analysis alone is not sufficient for the success of an options trade; rather, one must understand:
• Time levels
• Volatility level
• The distance between the stock price and the strike price
• Choosing the appropriate duration
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6. Lack of liquidity in some contracts
•Some contracts may be illiquid, and thus the difference between the buying and selling price (Spread) can be high, which negatively affects your actual return.
•Some contracts may be illiquid, and thus the difference between the buying and selling price (Spread) can be high, which negatively affects your actual return.
#TradingTypes101 Trading in Options Contracts – Especially when buying single contracts only (Calls or Puts) – is considered one of the most risky types of trading, and although it is tempting due to the potential for large profits from a small capital, there are several important warnings that must be understood before entering into it:
⸻
🔴 The most important warnings when buying single options contracts:
1. Time is against you
• Options contracts have an expiration date, and with each passing day, the price of the contract gradually decreases due to what is known as Time Decay.
• Even if your analysis is correct, if it does not materialize in time, you will lose a significant part or all of the capital invested in the contract.
2. 100% loss potential
• If the contract expires without being “In the Money,” it will become worthless, and you will lose the entire amount you paid to purchase it.
• This is unlike buying a stock, which cannot become worthless unless the stock completely goes bankrupt.
3. Impact of volatility on price (Implied Volatility)
• The price of the option is affected not only by price movement but also by expected volatility (IV).
• A rise in IV may increase the price of the contract, but if it suddenly drops (for example, after an earnings announcement), the contract may decline even if the stock moves in your favor.
4. Insufficient analysis is not enough
• Trend analysis alone is not sufficient for the success of an options trade; rather, one must understand:
• Time levels
• Volatility level
• The distance between the stock price and the strike price
• Choosing the appropriate duration
⸻
🔴 The most important warnings when buying single options contracts:
1. Time is against you
• Options contracts have an expiration date, and with each passing day, the price of the contract gradually decreases due to what is known as Time Decay.
• Even if your analysis is correct, if it does not materialize in time, you will lose a significant part or all of the capital invested in the contract.
2. 100% loss potential
• If the contract expires without being “In the Money,” it will become worthless, and you will lose the entire amount you paid to purchase it.
• This is unlike buying a stock, which cannot become worthless unless the stock completely goes bankrupt.
3. Impact of volatility on price (Implied Volatility)
• The price of the option is affected not only by price movement but also by expected volatility (IV).
• A rise in IV may increase the price of the contract, but if it suddenly drops (for example, after an earnings announcement), the contract may decline even if the stock moves in your favor.
4. Insufficient analysis is not enough
• Trend analysis alone is not sufficient for the success of an options trade; rather, one must understand:
• Time levels
• Volatility level
• The distance between the stock price and the strike price
• Choosing the appropriate duration
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5. Atração da Alavancagem
• Como os contratos de opções lhe dão a capacidade de controlar uma grande quantidade de ações por um valor pequeno, isso pode seduzi-lo a abrir muitas ou grandes operações sem um plano claro.
• Como os contratos de opções lhe dão a capacidade de controlar uma grande quantidade de ações por um valor pequeno, isso pode seduzi-lo a abrir muitas ou grandes operações sem um plano claro.
#TradingTypes101 Trading in Options Contracts – Especially when buying single contracts only (Calls or Puts) – is considered one of the most risky types of trading, and although it is tempting due to the potential for large profits from a small capital, there are several important warnings that must be understood before entering into it:
⸻
🔴 The most important warnings when buying single options contracts:
1. Time is against you
• Options contracts have an expiration date, and with each passing day, the price of the contract gradually decreases due to what is known as Time Decay.
• Even if your analysis is correct, if it does not materialize in time, you will lose a significant part or all of the capital invested in the contract.
2. 100% loss potential
• If the contract expires without being “In the Money,” it will become worthless, and you will lose the entire amount you paid to purchase it.
• This is unlike buying a stock, which cannot become worthless unless the stock completely goes bankrupt.
3. Impact of volatility on price (Implied Volatility)
• The price of the option is affected not only by price movement but also by expected volatility (IV).
• A rise in IV may increase the price of the contract, but if it suddenly drops (for example, after an earnings announcement), the contract may decline even if the stock moves in your favor.
4. Insufficient analysis is not enough
• Trend analysis alone is not sufficient for the success of an options trade; rather, one must understand:
• Time levels
• Volatility level
• The distance between the stock price and the strike price
• Choosing the appropriate duration
⸻
🔴 The most important warnings when buying single options contracts:
1. Time is against you
• Options contracts have an expiration date, and with each passing day, the price of the contract gradually decreases due to what is known as Time Decay.
• Even if your analysis is correct, if it does not materialize in time, you will lose a significant part or all of the capital invested in the contract.
2. 100% loss potential
• If the contract expires without being “In the Money,” it will become worthless, and you will lose the entire amount you paid to purchase it.
• This is unlike buying a stock, which cannot become worthless unless the stock completely goes bankrupt.
3. Impact of volatility on price (Implied Volatility)
• The price of the option is affected not only by price movement but also by expected volatility (IV).
• A rise in IV may increase the price of the contract, but if it suddenly drops (for example, after an earnings announcement), the contract may decline even if the stock moves in your favor.
4. Insufficient analysis is not enough
• Trend analysis alone is not sufficient for the success of an options trade; rather, one must understand:
• Time levels
• Volatility level
• The distance between the stock price and the strike price
• Choosing the appropriate duration
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#TradingTypes101 Trading in Options Contracts – Especially when buying single contracts only (Calls or Puts) – is considered one of the most risky types of trading, and although it is tempting due to the potential for large profits from a small capital, there are several important warnings that must be understood before entering into it:
⸻
🔴 The most important warnings when buying single options contracts:
1. Time is against you
• Options contracts have an expiration date, and with each passing day, the price of the contract gradually decreases due to what is known as Time Decay.
• Even if your analysis is correct, if it does not materialize in time, you will lose a significant part or all of the capital invested in the contract.
2. 100% loss potential
• If the contract expires without being “In the Money,” it will become worthless, and you will lose the entire amount you paid to purchase it.
• This is unlike buying a stock, which cannot become worthless unless the stock completely goes bankrupt.
3. Impact of volatility on price (Implied Volatility)
• The price of the option is affected not only by price movement but also by expected volatility (IV).
• A rise in IV may increase the price of the contract, but if it suddenly drops (for example, after an earnings announcement), the contract may decline even if the stock moves in your favor.
4. Insufficient analysis is not enough
• Trend analysis alone is not sufficient for the success of an options trade; rather, one must understand:
• Time levels
• Volatility level
• The distance between the stock price and the strike price
• Choosing the appropriate duration
⸻
🔴 The most important warnings when buying single options contracts:
1. Time is against you
• Options contracts have an expiration date, and with each passing day, the price of the contract gradually decreases due to what is known as Time Decay.
• Even if your analysis is correct, if it does not materialize in time, you will lose a significant part or all of the capital invested in the contract.
2. 100% loss potential
• If the contract expires without being “In the Money,” it will become worthless, and you will lose the entire amount you paid to purchase it.
• This is unlike buying a stock, which cannot become worthless unless the stock completely goes bankrupt.
3. Impact of volatility on price (Implied Volatility)
• The price of the option is affected not only by price movement but also by expected volatility (IV).
• A rise in IV may increase the price of the contract, but if it suddenly drops (for example, after an earnings announcement), the contract may decline even if the stock moves in your favor.
4. Insufficient analysis is not enough
• Trend analysis alone is not sufficient for the success of an options trade; rather, one must understand:
• Time levels
• Volatility level
• The distance between the stock price and the strike price
• Choosing the appropriate duration
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